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Learn how to dry your car like a pro without scratching the paint or leaving water spots. This guide covers everything you need for safe and effective car drying.

We compared all the top car drying towels—including waffle weave, high-pile, and oversized microfiber—to find out which is the best. Here's what we found.

Waffle weave towels were once the gold standard. But with new microfiber tech, are they still worth using? Let’s break it down.

Black paint shows every imperfection. Here’s how to dry your black car without scratching or swirling the finish — and which towels are safest.

Ceramic coatings make water bead — but if you’re not drying the right way, you could still cause spots or damage. Here's how to do it safely.

The Ryobi Blower is a popular tool for drying cars, but is it safe for your paint? Let’s break down the real pros and cons of using it.

Thinking about air drying your car? Not so fast. Here’s the one thing you MUST do first if you want a spotless, streak-free finish.

Want faster, safer drying after a car wash? Here's how to use the Massive Drying Towel to dry your vehicle without leaving streaks, spots, or swirls.

Wondering if you should use a chamois or microfiber towel to dry your car? We break down the differences and reveal which one is safer and more effective.

Think washing is where most damage happens? Wrong. Drying is more dangerous. Here’s the most common drying mistake and how to fix it.